Newfoundland And the Jingoes; An Appeal to England's Honor
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The question might easily have been settled without offending France by making Port aux Basques, which is less than eighty miles south-west of Bay St. George and beyond the French treaty limits, the terminus of the line.
There must, then, have been some concealed reason behind the pretended one. It is absolutely certain that there were two influences at work in London which were directly antagonistic to the true interest both of Great Britain and Newfoundland. One was that of the Canadian party..., who are determined to boycott every scheme that would make any Newfoundland port a rival of Halifax.
The other is the British, or mercantile, party, who for two hundred years past have consistently and successfully op- posed the introduction of any industry into the island that would enable the fishermen to escape from their present bondage.
If either Beaconsfield or Salisbury had really cared for England's interests, they must have foreseen that, even if they were willing to sacrifice Newfoundland, the position they took in this matter must in the highest degree be damaging to the European prestige of Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question might easily have been settled without offending France by making Port aux Basques, which is less than eighty miles south-west of Bay St. George and beyond the French treaty limits, the terminus of the line.
There must, then, have been some concealed reason behind the pretended one. It is absolutely certain that there were two influences at work in London which were directly antagonistic to the true interest both of Great Britain and Newfoundland. One was that of the Canadian party..., who are determined to boycott every scheme that would make any Newfoundland port a rival of Halifax.
The other is the British, or mercantile, party, who for two hundred years past have consistently and successfully op- posed the introduction of any industry into the island that would enable the fishermen to escape from their present bondage.
If either Beaconsfield or Salisbury had really cared for England's interests, they must have foreseen that, even if they were willing to sacrifice Newfoundland, the position they took in this matter must in the highest degree be damaging to the European prestige of Great Britain.
What to read after Newfoundland And the Jingoes; An Appeal to England's Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fretwell John to read onlineMoreLess
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